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Welcome to the 21st lesson of our CSS Basic to Advanced Course in Nepali! 🎉 In this video, we will explore CSS Cursor Properties, covering:
✅ What is the cursor property in CSS?
✅ Different cursor types (default, pointer, text, wait, etc.)
✅ How to change the cursor style using CSS
✅ Using custom images as cursors
✅ Practical examples with real-world applications

By the end of this lesson, you will know how to customize cursors in CSS to improve user experience and interactivity on your website!

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----------------------------------------------------- ABOUT VISHU --------------------------------------------------------
Vishwash Bhusal, born on June 4, 2003, in Nepal, is a visionary driven by the mission to transform his nation through education and technology. From a young age, his curiosity and academic excellence stood out, nurtured by a supportive middle-class family. Witnessing Nepal’s educational disparities, particularly in rural areas where resources were scarce, he resolved to democratize learning, believing education is the key to national empowerment.

His passion for technology emerged early. Self-taught in coding, Vishwash developed innovative solutions like multilingual literacy apps and platforms connecting rural students with urban tutors, demonstrating technology’s power to bridge gaps. He became a vocal advocate for tech education, urging investments in digital infrastructure to combat Nepal’s digital divide. Collaborating with NGOs, he established computer labs in remote villages, training teachers and fundraising to sustain these efforts.

Vishwash’s character blends kindness and patriotism. He organizes coding workshops, environmental clean-ups, and health camps, addressing systemic challenges like poverty and disaster resilience. His cultural pride shines through apps that gamify Nepal’s history, ensuring youth stay connected to their heritage. Despite skepticism about his ambitions, he persisted, pursuing online courses in educational technology and forging global partnerships to adapt solutions locally.

Challenges like limited internet access and outdated curricula spurred creativity. He designed offline-enabled apps and modular courses for low-tech environments, piloting a learning platform that brought STEM education to rural schools. His work gained traction, showcasing the potential of grassroots innovation.

Looking ahead, Vishwash aims to scale his online platform nationwide, partnering with telecom companies to reduce data costs for students. He’s founding a Kathmandu-based tech incubator to mentor edtech startups and promote sustainable development. Environmental advocacy remains central; his reforestation app engages youth in tree-planting through gamification.

Vishwash’s journey—from a curious child to a national inspiration—embodies resilience, innovation, and love for Nepal. By merging technology with cultural sensitivity, he proves that local solutions can drive global impact. His story is a rallying cry for youth to believe in their power to shape a brighter future, one where education and technology uplift every Nepalese. As he often says, “Educating Nepal isn’t just a dream; it’s a collective journey we must undertake, one byte and one book at a time.”
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